2023年10月3日 · Hirohiko Araki is a renowned manga artist taking inspiration from diverse sources— from the works of Gauguin to fashion illustrations from Antonio Lopez, creating a vibrant, unique, and immersive style!

His art style is unique and instantly recognizable, characterized by its hyper-stylized character designs and dynamic action scenes. One of the most notable features of Araki's art style is his use of bold, dramatic linework. His illustrations are highly detailed, with intricate and stylized designs that create a sense of depth and dimensionality.

2006年7月25日 · Araki introduces modern abstract art such as Barnett Newman's (gallery / wiki) drawing of an orange square on a piece of canvas, Agness Martin's drawing of nothing but a pencil line on white canvas etc. And then he drew the following, calling it the ultimate simple, ideal character in manga anybody could draw:

2021年8月20日 · I feel like modern JoJolion has really come far though. The style he started in SBR had a lot of growing pains that carried over into early JoJolion, but I think the second half has given us some of Araki’s best artwork.

2020年8月20日 · Jotaro Kujo undergoes a white and gold makeover, Kira Yoshikage retains his sinister skull-studded suits but receives an identity change and Rohan Kishibe’s experimental wardrobe changes daily. Araki embraces the spirit of creativity and unearths a new shade of funk to his visual style. RELATED: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Was Mikitaka an Alien?

2022年8月7日 · Hirohiko Araki is a well known Japanese manga artist. Having created his own iconic art style over the years through his most famous manga, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. He was born in Sendai,...

2023年3月12日 · Hirohiko Araki has come a long way from his early days with Phantom Blood to what he is done now with the newest JoJo part, the ninth installment known as JOJOlands. He has matured a lot as an artist, gaining his own style and sensibilities, giving his artwork a feel and texture that perhaps he didn’t have before.

2019年5月19日 · During the 1980s, Araki would draw his characters who appear to be muscular tough guys that were popular at the time such as the following: Nowadays, he has recently changed his art style to...

Hirohiko Araki was born in 1960, a remarkable figure of Japanese Contemporary. Find more works of this artist at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

2018年8月6日 · Araki has stated many times his love of Greek and Roman sculpture and Renaissance art: Giorno was made to look like Michelangelo's David, which is seen at some point in Part 5 next to him; there are copious references to da Vinci and the Mona Lisa and what a masterpiece it is; the way the bodies contort in a way that's anatomically realistic ...